Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 74 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012Political scientist Richard Ebeling - about the presidential election in the USA and in RussiaProfessor of Northwood University Richard Ebeling For the cooperated states, the coming 2012 is, first of all, the presidential election. Will President Obama Mandate receive for a second term or will the Republican become the president? And how will this or that varinate affect the foreign policy of the United States, in particular, on relations with Russia? The primary intra -party elections of the presidential candidate from the Republican Party will start in early January.Александр СиротинRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012About 500 people were injured in the Philippines with New Year's fireworksIn the Philippines, when meeting the New Year, about 500 people were injured as a result of careless treatment with pyrotechnics. This was reported today by the Filipino Ministry of Health. According to him, in comparison with the last year, the situation improved slightly: then 7 were killed and 546 people were injured.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012Nicolas Sarkozy and his rivalsWill Nicolas Sarkozy be able to remain president of France? One of the main events in France in 2012 is the next presidential election that should be held in May. The central theme of the current election campaign is a debt crisis in the countries of the eurozone and the standard of living of the French. "Work more to make money more." Thanks to this slogan, Nicolas Sarkozy won five years ago.Елизавета АлисоваRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012Russia-2012. The zone of turbulenceThe editor of the RS information service, international observer, author and editor of the heading and podcast "Atlas of the World" Gosteva@rferl.orgАлександр ГостевRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012The leadership of North Korea made the New Year's appealKim Jong -un at the coffin of his father, Pyongyang, December 28, 2011 The authorities of North Korea made a New Year's appeal, which states that the army, the ruling party and the people will turn into a live shield and will stand to death to protect Kim Jong -un, the son of the recently deceased leader Kim Jong Ira. The appeal says that the country should do everything possible to achieve prosperity.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012The American military was charged with an attempt to carry out explosives on the planeIn the United States, the military, detained the day before, when trying to carry explosives on the plane, is charged. This was reported on Sunday by representatives of the FBI. Thirty -year -old Trey Scott Etoter was arrested at the Midland International Airport in Texas. He returned to the military base in North Carolin from the vacation, which he spent with relatives in Texas. Explosives were discovered during the inspection of hand luggage. How much it was not reported.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012During the winter holidays, the entrance to the capital's museums will be freeIn the days of winter school holidays, from the second to the ninth of January, about sixty Moscow museums will work for free. According to the city hall, all museums subordinate to the city department of culture will work free of charge. In addition, it was decided to establish a free entrance to all museums on the third Sunday of each month, starting from January 2012.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012Art of Memory: 91Radio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012World leaders expressed concern to the future and hope for the bestFrance President Nicolas Sarkozi In New Year's appeals, world leaders expressed concern to the future and hope for the best. The heads of European states warned their peoples that the European financial crisis has not yet been overcome and 2012 can bring new difficulties. In the New Year’s speech, French President Nicolas Sarkozi called the situation in Europe the most difficult since the Second World War and called the French to decisiveness.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012Parliamentary elections in Egypt will end in FebruaryThe Government of Egypt rejected the accusations of opposition, expressed in connection with the searches that were carried out last week in the offices of 17 public organizations acting criticism of the highest military council ruling in the country. As the Minister of Justice, Adele Abdelhamid Abdalla, said at a press conference on Sunday, the searches were related to the verification of the sources of financing these organizations.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012British Prince Philip first after an illness appeared in publicQueen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, June 2010 In the UK January 1, for the first time after the coronary operation and several days spent after it in the hospital, the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth the Second, appeared in public. The royal surname arrived in the New Year's Service for worship in the family estate in the county of Norfolk.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012The Financial Times: China hates human flight plans to the moonChina first published an official document in which he outlined his intention to send a person to the moon. It is reported by the British The Financial Times. The newspaper publishes excerpts from the document stating that Chinese specialists conduct research necessary to develop a person’s landing plan to the moon. China is the third state of the world, after Russia and the USA, which launched a person into space.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012In Kabardino-Balkaria, unknown people killed a policeman and wounded his childrenIn Kabardino-Balkaria, criminals, who shot the on the eve of the police lieutenant colonel Murat Shkhagumov, were also wounded by two of his children. As Interfax was informed today in the Republican Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, school boys received gunshot wounds. They are hospitalized. Unknown people opened fire on the car, which was controlled by Shkhagumov on Saturday evening in the city of Baksan. The police officer died from the wounds.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012In the UK, the problem of migrants continues to be in the center of domestic policyThe British Prime Minister David Cameron, in all likelihood, will not be able to achieve a significant reduction in the so -called "pure" tributary of immigrants by 2015 - from hundreds of thousands to tens of thousands. According to the London Institute of Political Research, the government counts on reducing the influx of migrants to an amount of less than 100 thousand.Radio.Svoboda·Jan 1, 2012Sergey Mironov in the Radio Liberty studioPrevious12345NextShow more